Swimming Fins Ita Blue Size 42-43 Seac 71-58B-42-43

Swimming Fins Ita Blue Size 42-43 Seac 71-58B-42-43

Description:

SEAC ITA short fins are designed to deliver comfort, practicality, and high performance in the water. They are ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and pool training, making them a versatile choice for active use. The closed heel foot pocket helps hold the fin securely in place, supporting a stable and comfortable fit. The blade is made from a combination of plastic materials designed to provide excellent flexibility and strong thrust throughout the kick cycle. Rubber edging on the blade, including the tip, helps protect the fins from wear and tear during regular use. A non-slip sole adds extra practicality, especially for intensive training sessions. These fins are Made in Italy and backed by Seacsub S.p.A., a company with long-standing experience in diving equipment since 1971. Available in a blue finish and size 42-43, they offer a reliable option for adults looking for efficient short fins.

Key Features:

• Short fins designed for swimming, snorkeling, and pool training
• Closed heel foot pocket for a secure and stable fit
• Ergonomic design focused on comfort during longer sessions
• Flexible blade construction for improved thrust and efficient kicking
• Combination of plastic materials for enhanced elastic response
• Rubber edges and tip help protect against wear
• Non-slip sole supports better practicality in training
• Lightweight design without sacrificing performance
• Made in Italy for trusted quality
• Suitable for adult men and women

Specifications:

• Manufacturer: Seac
• SKU: 71-58B-42-43
• Color: Blue
• Size: 42-43
• Category: Fins
• Age Group: Adults
• Gender: Unisex

Recommended Use:

These fins are best suited for adults who want a comfortable and efficient short fin for water activities. They are an excellent choice for swimming practice, snorkeling, and regular pool training. Their secure fit and flexible blade make them particularly useful for sessions that require repeated kicking and sustained comfort. They also perform well in open-water swimming, where stability and comfort matter over longer distances.